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NEWS FEATURES STATE OF UTAH
Arid Successors to THE DAILY MORNING EXAMINER
VOL VIINO 241 OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 111910 PRICE 65 GENTS PER MONTH
ROOSEVELT
DfNOUNCS
MOB RULE
ExPresident Tells People of CoI
f umbus That Recent Riots
Were Reprehensible
REGULARS GUARD T R
WHILE IN THE CITY
Mayor Marshall and Policemen
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Who Were Scored Shake the
Speakers Hand I
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COLUMBUS Ohio Sept 10In
language as emphatic as he could
mane it Colonel Roosevelt told tho
people of Columbus today that scenes
of violence auch as has occurred hero
during the strike wore reprehensi
ble and reflected xlisgrace upon any I
person who either were responsible j
for them or tolerated them I
Colonel Roosevelt spoke to one of I
the largest crowds of his western I
tour Ho was guarded by an escort
of regular troops from the barracks f
nt Columbus although there was no I
sign of disorder 1
The colonel raised his voice to the I
highest pitch and with fists clenched
and his face set sternly he told them
that It was their first duty to repress
I
lawlessness
Mayor Congratulates T R
Mayor Marshall of Columbus whose
conduct of tho police force durin
the strIko has been tho suhject of
much dlucusslon said to Colonel
Roosevelt after ho had finished his
addrccs
Yon do not know how much
strength you have given me
Policemen who heard the expros
idont denounce the officers of the
law who did not repress lawlessness
wont to him and shook his hand Thp
great crowd cheered him for several
minutes
ENDS WESTERN TOUR
PITTBBURG Sept 10he west
era tour of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
velt was virtually concluded In Pltty
burg tonight He slopped here long
enough to deliver two addresses and
attend an informal dinner Ho will
bo at home at Oyster Bay again to
morrow for the rest of which ho Is
greatly In need
The last day was ono of tho most
spectacular of Colonel Roosevoltn
Jong trip Leaving Cincinnati In the I
morning he cut across Ohio into
West Virginia and western Pennsjl
vanla At the several short stops
made throngs wore on hand to greet
him The last of the rear platforn
speeches of tho trip was made at
Steubenvllle 0 this afternoon
Presented With Big Stick
The cxprcsldont talked about the
homely virtues which havo been his
texts many times before At Lon
don 0 a man crowded up close to
the platform holding a gourd which
resembled the big stick The colo
nel laughed and took It In his arms
and held It there while he talked
about corporations
Thousands of PIttsburg people sac
rificed their iHual dinner hour this
evening and crowded down town
streets to welcome the distinguish0
guest who had not paid PIttsburg
a visit for moro than eight years
Talks From Historic Balcony I
After an Informal dinner ho was
driven across town where from a his
toric balcony on the Mononcahola
house facing the river of that name I
ho addressed an enormous crowd I
From this rostrum fHlmr Clay the I
late King Edward then Prince of
Wales General Graut and tho mar
tyred presidents Lincoln Garflold
and McKlnloy havo addressed the
PIttsburg peoplo
Standing whore those notable fig
ures ih history had stood Colonel I
Roosevelt vlowed tho sea of human I
Ity heforo him the waters of the Mo
nongahela shimmering In the flood
of electric lights from aurroundlmj
buildings a
OLDFiElD GOES I
MIL IN 49251
DePalmas World Auto Record on
Circular Track Is Broken
Seven Times
ST PAUL Minn Sept 10Rallh
Be PalmaB worlds automobile circu
lar track record for one mile wns
broken seven times at the stnto fat
track bore this afternoon
De Palma Korschcr Burmau and
Oldfleld all lowered tho mark of 5LSQ
set by Do Palma on the same tract
A year ago hut Oldfleld succeeded
in making the host time of them all
the new record being 1925 seconds
Earh man was given two trials m
ho rrrord Oldfleld made a sccoiil
rial although a tire came off near
the finish he made the distance in
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O POPULATION OF BOSTON O
O 0
O WASHINGTON Sept 10 The 0
C population of Boston Mass Is 0
I C + 70585 an Increase of 100C93 0
O or 190 per cent as compared 0
rJ with 5 082 In 190J v
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I PATTERO 1
I AflTH S
AN mAGY
I Tennessee Governor Furnishes
Sensational Climax in Bit
ter Campaign
I
TWICE THE EXECUTIVE I
OF THE VOLUNTEER STATE
Withdrew from the Ticket in the
Interests of Harmony in
the State
I NASHVILLE Tenn Sept 10In I
a scorchln statement Governor Mal
colm R Patterson tonight withdrew
from his candidacy as the Democratic
nominee for governor of Tennessee
furnishing a sensational climax to a
long and bitter nrelimlnary campaign
The governor hus already served two
terms and announced his candidacy
for a third term In compliance with
the wishes of tho state committee
who declared him the Democratic
nominee without opposition Oppo
nents of the governor declined to ea
ter a primary preferring to submit
tho matter to a convention and the
governor In order to avlod tho threat I
ened split withdrew in the Interest
of harmony
Statement Is Scrochlng
In a signed statement given tho As
sociated Press tonight tho governor
says
saysI
I became a candidate for govern
or for the third term contrary to my I
personal wishes Conditions have
arisen however which appear to
make mv further candidacy an Injus
tice both to ny friends and tho Dem
ocratic party
When the opposition to me assum
ed tho shape of a refusal to enter a
primary called by the state executive
committee I proposed if any gen
tloman would offer to run against me
to allow him to select his own meth
od and time of nomination with an
equal division of officers of election
Toro was not and could not be the
slightest excuse to refuse this If the
party was to preserve Its organization
and not disintegrate into schisms and I
factions but the proposition was re
totted I was declared the nominee
for governor without opposition and I
plncp then I have otfeicd to yIeld my
nomination so a to test anew w1ir n
er it was the choice of the majority I
But to the minds of my ungener
ous opponents all things were fair as +
means to the end of my political de
struction Even then I did not be
hero that any considerable number oCI
Democrats could he betrayed from I
their allegiance but now It seems cer
thin that the continued appeals to
passion and credulity have found a
lodgment which neither fact nor per
suasion can change and that so long
as I pomaln a candidate a considera
ble number of Democrats will not
affiliate with the party and while not
large comparatively It Is enough to
Imperil Democratic success in No
vember I do not wish it said that my
desire for office Is responsible for
this condition or as furnishing
hlng an ex
cuse to endorse a Republican candi
date by the socalled Independent
Democratic convention soon to be
held In Naelnlllo
My conclusion is that I can best
serve my part and state in this omcr
goncy by voluntarily doing what my
enemies have so persistently demand
ed I return therefore my nomina
tion to the Democratic party
SfRfNO PAYNf
HAS OPPOSITION
Father of the Tariff Bill Has a
Hard Fight on His
Hands
NEW YORK Sept 10 AccoVdlng
to a special dispatch to the World
dated Auburn N Y Sorono Payne
chairman of the ways and means com
mittee in the national house and fv
thor of the Payne tariff law has a
hard fight on his hands forjBronuuui
nation His opponent will be former
Mayor Clarence E Alkon who to
day announced his candidacy
Mr Alk < n IK a lawyer and a well
known after dinner speaker Ho Jd
said to favor downward revision of
the tariff
Mr Payne hiid nothing to say on
the announcement a rival candi
date
NEW ORLEANS Sept lOPlan
to hold a winter race meeting here
were abandoned todayby the Inter
ests which formed an organization
fpr that purpose
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O LOVE SICK BOY SUICIDES 0
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O IOS ANGELES Cal Sept 10 0
O V Oliver Rmlford non of C
O William H Rndford millionaire 0
O mining man of San Francisco 0
O committed suicide last night by 0
O taking cyanide of potassium 0
C The body was found tonight A O
O InCssnc vas left for MM N 0 0
O Busch of SU fouls In which she 0
O was referred to as the only C
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DR CRIPPEN AND MISS LENEVE FACE
GREAT THRONG FROM PRISONERS DOCK
LONDON Sept lODurlng the
proceedings In the case of Dr Hawley 1
Crippen charged with the murder of
his wife Belle Elmore and Miss
Clare lenee held as an accessory I
the interest of the residents of that
lDRlMlR
LEAVES
L THE ClUB
Illinois Senator Tenders Resigna
tion and Urges Its Immediate
Acknowledgement t
FRIENDS ON BOARD
MAY REFUSE TO ACCEPT
Sequel to the Roosevelt Incident
at the Hamilton Club
Banquet
CHICAGO Sepl 10A horse note
of resignation from the Hamilton club j
of which ho had been a member ior
I
many years was the reply made here
today by United States Senator Wil I
liam Lorlmer to tho action of tho
club president John H Button In I
withdrawing blip Invitation to thft
Rcobovolt banquet Thursday night I
While Senator Lorlmer urged t
his cognation be accepted Immedi
ately it is said his Irlends on tho j
club hoard of governors probably will
refuse to vote Its acceptance
Was to Havo Been Gucci of Honor
The correspondence from Presldtit
Batten to Senator Lorlmor revealed I
it was shown today that the senator
I was to havft been one of the guestd I
of honor at the banquet vrhls cor
I respondence also showed that It hul
bean the hope of the club to make I
I the dinner notable ns a harmonlouj
occasion at which all factions of the
I Republican party could break broad
together
Lorlmrr Ur cd to Attend
I
At least throo Invitations were sera
to Lorlmer each urging him to at
I tend the banquet ana to the last of
those ho sent bin acceptance
Tho nbteof resignation was writ
I ten after a conference of the senator
with a number of the Intimate friends
and at first naa bMlovcd to lie a cue
which would bo followed by a num I
ber of hla admirers In the club
Later it was deeded by his frlondb I
to prevent tho acceptance ot the res
ignation
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ST JOSEPH Mo Sept I JOThe
Republican congressional committee
of the Fourth district today selected I
W E Amjclc a lawyer of St Jo
seph as a candidate for congress I
Mr Amick has announce that ho Is I
a progressive 1
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section of the city In tho vicinity of
Bow street station has been intense
Great crowds occupied every Inch of
space about the steamship pier when
the couple were landed but the
throngs were much greater when the
BAl WliN
MAKES A
I fUGHT
At St Louis Drives Aeroplane
Fourteen Miles in Nineteen
Minutes
WEN T UNDER THE
BIGEADS BRIDGE
WIn Make a Number of Plights
Under the Auspices of the
PostDispatch
ST LOUIS Mo Sept 10 Captain
Thomas 13 Baldwin made n 14nJile
Might in his aeroplane over tho lilt
I slisippi river here late this utter
icon in 10 minutes He crossed over
three end flow under two brldgea
while in tho air Including the tlmo
I
h 3 was on the ground between the
flights it ias CO minute from the I
time he stalled until he lauded on
the iatloti grounds
Before starting on tho river flight I
he made two preliminary trips of
three minutes each in the air Then 1
He started toward the river and im
mollatoly went ovr the bridge near
I
the field and continued down the
river Going up Into the air 151
foot he crodjttj auntorurbm bridle I
an later the Ends brldgo on which
fcOOOO perSon wore standing I
He continued down the river and
landed In Illinois seven miles below i
his starting P cinL He made tiro
trip In 10 minutes On the upward j
light he went under the Lads hi Mgc I
and lIanO lug missed a lorry boat I
as she emoigad fror = smoke cloud l
Before he left the river channel he
flew under the ntcrurhan bridge and I
lauded on the same spot from which
he started Part of tho time the aw
ntor was lost in the smoke clouds
He held his machine at all times
at right angles to a 13 milo wind
Baldwin who Iii flylug under the I
auspices of the postDiapatch will
make field HUihts hero tomorrow and 1
Monday 7
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POLITICS COSTS MONEY
ATLANTA Ga Sept 1OFor tho
nomination for governor of Georgia i
Hoko Smith suocflesful candidate in I
the recent primary paid 1759010
according to an Itimlzrd account filed I
by him with Uio comptroller of the I
state
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case was called In court Miss Lc
nave was able to screen her face
from the gaze of the curious by a
veil but Dr Crippen aa he stood
within the iron dock for prisoners was
not so fortunate
FllHT f R
T r RAV
IIIOIIDAU r
ij ij L
Attorneys for Estate Commence
Suit to Collect 105000 on
Accident Policy
1
COMPANIES PREPARE
FOR LEGAL BATTLE
Will Depend on Testimony in
Criminal Cases in Car Repair
Fraud Investigation
CHICAGp Sept 10A fight to col
lect 105000 In accident Insurance
held by the late Ira G Rawn former
vice president of the Illinois Cestral
railroad and later president of ute
Monon Route who was shot to death
I
in his homo at Mlnnctka was begun I
here today by attorneys for the es
tate Proofs of loss were forwarded
to the various companies together
with affidavits of identification The
question of who fired the shot causing
nis death was not considered If tho
companies resist payment under tho
policies they will raise that questlajj
and attempt Jo prove that the former
railroad officials committed bitlcldo
J K Dannan Jr couusel foi the
Maryland Caaulily company will rep
resent all the insurance compasica In
the legal fteht It Is said he will dc
pond largely on testimony offered at
the prullraiurry hearing in the crim 1
inal cases against Frank B Harrl
nan John RI Taylor and Charles I
Ewing charged with graft Is the Illi
nois Central ear repair affairs to de
cide whether there was a motive for I
suicide x
nawnj name has boon mentioned
the trill as having owned stock In j
companies which had car repair con
tracts I
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O SEVEN KILLED IN WRECK 01
O 0
O BKRNAY France Sept 10 O I
CJ The Parisbound express from C I
O Cherbourg was derailed tonight 0
O coven Dorsoiia were killed and 0
O fifty Injured The express was 0
O running at terrific speed 0
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Slayer of Stanford White Will
Renew His Effort to Leave
Insane Hospital
LAWYER ASSERTS
Vf
THAW IS SANE
Matteawan Attendants Say Harry
Is Getting Worse Instead
of Bettor 1
NEW YORK Sept lONewIy en
gaged counsel for Harry K Thaw
are quoted In the World for tomor
row ns predicting that Thaw will
shortly renew his battle to gain hid
freedom from the state hospital for
the Insane at Matleawan whore ho
has been confined since his trial on
the charge of killing Stanford White
Thaw Is sane It will bo a matter
of only a few months until ho is
free Henry J Rice an associate
of Clarence J Sheorn the well known
lawyer Is quoted as assorting
Jf Thaw has recovered his san
ity we should malto a report to the
state and ho would be allowed his
freedom retorted Dr Amos T Ba
I ker assistant superintendent of Mat
tcawnn He Is under constant sur
I veillance
Other hospital attendants are quot
ed as saying that Thaw gets worse
instead of bettor
MILITARY COW
COfulMiIS SUiCIDE
I WASHINGTN Sept 10 Tropical
heat which baa deranged the minds
of many soldiers In the Philippines
j coupled with confinement fn the mill
tar 1 > risonan habitsformcdnln the
Philippines while In th error ser
vice led Edward Bernard of Massa
chusetts a military convict to com
mit suicide hero today
Bernard made a rope of some bed
linen and suspended himself In his
I room at the government hospital for
i Insane of which he was an Inmate
He was brought to the hospital last
June
YAKEES ARE
COMING HOME I
I Seven Thousand Americans Left
British Ports for New York
I Yesterday
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0 LONDON Sept 10Tho soy 0
I 0 oral steamers which loft British 0
0 ports for the United States to 0
I O day carried between 6000 and 0
O 7000 passengers lhc lush was 0
C bo great that many well to do 0
C Americans were obliged to con 0
O tent themselves with thirdclass 0
0 or oven steerage borths and glad 0
I Qr paid emigrants handsome o
O premiums to surrender their ac 0
0 commodatlous 0
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WELLMAN CHOOSES CREW FOR
PROMISED ATLANTIC JOURNEY I
ATLANTIC CITY N J Sept 10 I
Walter Wellman who declares that
he will attempt to cross the Atlantic
ocean In the dirigible airship America
has announced the personnel of the
crow which will accompany him
Melvin Van I man will be chief cngln
cer He was with Wellmau In the
unsuccessful attempt to reach the
north pole from Spltzonborgen last
year Murray Simon navigating offi
cer of the steamer Oceanic of the
White Star line will be navigator of I
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UNWRHTfW
LAJ THE
DfffNS
I Jury Finds Man Guilty of Man
slaughter and Fixes Sentence
at Five Years
SEQUEL OF A
MONTANA TRAGEDY r
I
Case Recalls Killing of Mike
Mclntee at Trout Creek
1 Last March +
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BUTTE Mont Sept 10 A Miner
special from Plains says t
Jack Pettit wag found guilty to 1
night of luMiblluigtUor for killing
Mike Mclntoe at Trout Greek last
March and the jury which was out
five hours and a half fixed his sen
tence at five years
Tho trial ladled two weeks
On the evening of the killing Mo
Intco was found on the sidewalk at I
the Pettit homo when Pettit kneel
ed him down and then shot him as i
he started to run
The defense was the unwritten law
fUGlHS BY IHE
Bm Iii BIRDS 1
Vilbur Wright and Glen Cur iBs
at the BostonHa yard
Meet
FortyFive Thousand People Wit +
ness Exhibitions by the
Aviators t
i 1
BOSTON Sept 10With Wilbur
Wright and Glenn II Curtis both tak
ing part In flights today iho 45000
persons at the BoslonHaivard Aero
meet saw some interesting perform
ances Wright went up with Walter
Brookins and assisted In throwing
bombs at tho mimic battleship target
while Curtiss tried out a now blplano
the Flying Pish
Curtiss had no difficulty In putting
the biplane through Its paces and It
Is generally understood that he wilt
make use of it in an effort to bettor
the time ofClaude GrahameWTiltc In
the race to Boston Light for the
Globes 10000 prize
Ralph Johnstone In a Wright bt
plane Inter went out for duration ana
made a new professional record for +
this country by remaining two hours i
three minutes five and twoflfths sec I
onds III thu air j
Another mark which Is claimed ta <
be the worlds record for skidequip i
pod aeroplanes was undo by Brook
Ins who landed his biplane twelve
foot one inch from a given point <
In a contest for accuracy 0
Tho standing of tbo aviators in tho
events In which points are given was
as follows
Claude GrahameWhlle 37 12
Ralph Johnstone 21 Walter Brook
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Ins 13 Glenn H Curtiss S 12
Charles F Willard S
MADRID Sept 10 Pcppeto the
famous toreador of Seville was Itlll i
od hero today In a bull fight
the America Jack Irvin will have
charge of the wireless outfit which ifl
depended to to keep In touch wtlh fie
tho shore and to nummoii assistance r
If accident should overtake tho craft
Louis Loud a trained mechanician
who has had actual experience In air
navigation wjll he assistant engineer
and Fred B Aubert a youth of twon
ty years will be the sixth member of
tho crew The exact date of tbo sail
ing of the America has not been as
nounced but It Is said that It ul11 s I
within a few Bas
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